Uber leverages AWS Graviton and Trainium3 chips, adds Ace Hardware delivery
Uber is expanding its AWS cloud contract to deploy Graviton and test Trainium3 processors for AI-driven ride-matching and app personalization, aiming to boost computing speeds for digital workloads. Uber Eats adds Ace Hardware to its on-demand delivery network, extending local hardware fulfillment to customers nationwide.
1. AWS Chip Partnership
Uber has expanded its existing cloud collaboration with Amazon Web Services to deploy Graviton processors for ride-matching workloads and commence trials of AWS Trainium3 chips for AI model training. The move is designed to accelerate computing tasks, enhance app personalization and improve performance efficiency as digital trip and delivery volumes increase.
2. Ace Hardware on Uber Eats
Uber Eats has integrated Ace Hardware stores into its on-demand delivery platform, enabling customers nationwide to order tools and home improvement items for rapid local fulfillment. This diversification into hardware delivery aims to capture additional order volume and engage DIY consumers alongside its core meal and grocery services.